synth from “funky town” by lipps inc. | ToneDB
funky town
lipps inc.
synth
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Tone Profile
The synth bass in "Funky Town" is a classic disco sound: punchy, clean, and driving. It provides a solid foundation for the track with a simple but effective tone.
Production Credits
Producer: Steven Greenberg
Engineer: David Rivkin
Recorded at: Sound 80 Studios, Minneapolis
Signal Chain
Instrument: Minimoog
Recording Notes
- The Minimoog was likely used to create a monophonic bassline.
- The SSL console was likely used for EQ and compression to give the bass a punchy, clean sound.
- The DI signal may have been blended with a miked amp signal, though information on this is scarce.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth or square wave on your synth.
- Use a low-pass filter to shape the tone, cutting out some of the high frequencies.
- Add a touch of resonance to give the sound some character.
- Use compression to even out the dynamics and make the bassline punchy.
- A touch of EQ can help to further shape the tone, boosting the low-end and cutting any muddiness.
Recommended Gear
- Minimoog(synth)
- SSL 4000 G+ Console(channel_strip)
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